Recycling Electronics

Computers, televisions, printers, phones, cables, tablets, and other electronic devices should never be placed in curbside recycling.

Electronics contain valuable metals and materials that can be recovered and reused, along with components that should be handled safely. Many retailers and local recycling centers accept electronics year-round, and Bucks County also maintains an excellent guide to approved recycling locations.

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Bucks County Electronics Recycling Guide (Best Resource)

eCycling PDF

Bucks County Planning Commission maintains the most complete, up-to-date list of approved electronics recycling locations.

Nearby Drop-Off Locations

Best Buy

Accepts many computers, printers, cables, small electronics, phones and accessories. Some restrictions apply to televisions and monitors.

ShredTronics

Local Doylestown electronics recycling and secure data destruct.

Staples

Accepts many computers, laptops, keyboards, mice, cables and other office electronics. TVs are not accepted.

611 Metals (Pipersville)

One of the county's primary electronics recycling centers, accepting many electronic devices. Call ahead regarding TVs and fees.

Donation Options

Goodwill

Working electronics can often be donated for reuse at participating Goodwill stores in Warminster, Langhorne and Bensalem. Always call first to verify accepted items.

Pickup Services

Best Buy Haul-Away

When purchasing a replacement appliance or television, Best Buy offers haul-away and recycling for many large electronics.









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Contact

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